Blue Lagoon Resort

in Kos Town , Kos T rating: 4

 
  • Close to the beach
  • Great pool scene
  • Large choice of restaurants

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The Blue Lagoon Resort has a great lagoon pool and a setting just footsteps from the beach.
The main talking point at the Blue Lagoon Resort is the pool scene. There's a huge swimming pool here, which comes complete with whirlpool baths and water jets. Better still, you'll find a mini waterpark, featuring a water-spraying pirate ship and winding tubes. If you fancy a change of scene, there’s a sandy beach just a couple of minutes’ walk through the complex.

There’s plenty to do here. Active types can make use of the full-sized football pitch, while the spa is the place for serious unwinding. As well as a range of beauty treatments, there are two saunas, a steam bath, and a heated indoor pool with whirlpool baths on offer.

Food-wise, the buffet restaurant lays on a mix of local dishes and round-the-world favourites. You’ve also got a Greek restaurant, a barbecue joint and an Italian à la carte to choose from. The latter is adults-only, although once a week it opens its doors to families.

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Hotel features

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  • Top Properties - Platinum hotels have a tour operator rating of either 4 or 5, and have to score ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ with 90% or more of customers.
  • Day-before Check-in - Jump the queue with UK day-before check-in where available.
  • You'll only be entitled to all the benefits listed above if you book one of our package holidays. You'll see exactly what's included on the Options page before you book your holiday. Please see our A-Z Guide for further information.

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All Inclusive

  • Buffet breakfast and dinner
  • Lunch at the poolside snack bar
  • Crêpes and sandwiches
  • Dinner in the Greek, Italian or barbecue restaurants
  • Local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks until 24.00
  • Activities as listed
  • Entertainment as listed
  • Other facilities as indicated
  • Facilities that are not part of your All Inclusive package may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Meals

  • Non-smoking main restaurant serving buffet breakfast and dinner
  • Themed meals several times a week
  • Lunch in the poolside snack bar
  • Optional dining at the Greek restaurant
  • Barbecue grill restaurant for dinner
  • Crepe and sandwich station
  • Italian à la carte restaurant - adults-only with a weekly family night
  • The following is not included in your All Inclusive package:
  • Wine in the Italian à la carte restaurant
  • Gentlemen are required to wear long trousers in all restaurants, except the BBQ/grill, at dinner

Swimming pool

  • Large swimming pool with whirlpool bath and water jets
  • 2 smaller pools
  • Indoor pool in spa - for over 16s
  • Pool sunbeds and parasols
  • Sun terrace
  • Towel service
  • 3 pool bars
  • Waterpark

Entertainment

  • Daytime programme for adults
  • Shows and live music, several times a week
  • Piano bar
  • 2 bars

Activities

  • Beach volleyball
  • 5-a-side football
  • Basketball
  • Volleyball
  • Gym and wet spa - for over 16s
  • Aerobics
  • Tennis
  • Table tennis
  • Pétanque
  • Minigolf

For Families

  • 2 kids' pools, including pirate ship and slides
  • 2 kids' pool bars
  • Kids' club run by our sister company, First Choice
  • Hotel-run kids' club
  • 2 playgrounds
  • Kids' entertainment from 4-12yrs

Facilities

  • Bar with terrace
  • Lounge bar
  • Garden
  • Electric club carts
  • The following facilities are not included in your All Inclusive package:
  • Internet
  • Mini-market
  • Beach sunbeds and parasols
  • Beauty salon
  • Spa with various treatments
  • Floodlit tennis
  • Bicycle hire within hotel grounds only
  • Watersports and horse riding nearby
  • Billiards
  • A la carte entertainment bar
  • A la carte sports bar
  • Hairdresser

Extra Charges

Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Other Information

We've plotted your holiday accommodation as accurately as possible. But for some smaller hotels or villas the map may pinpoint the centre of the nearest town rather than the property itself, so make sure you read the location description too.

Only from Thomson

In the UK, this holiday is only available from the Thomson Group

Our rating

4

Official Rating

5 Star

No. of floors

3

No. of lifts

8

No. of rooms

662

Room facilities

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Room facilities

Twin rooms sleep up to 3 adults with twin and a fold-up bed, air-conditioning, satellite TV, phone, internet & safe at a charge, mini-fridge, tea and coffee facilities, hairdryer, bathrobes, slippers and balcony or terrace. These are in the main building with either a garden, pool or sea view. Rooms are also available in the quieter, annexe area of the complex.

Room Upgrades

We also offer Adult-only twin rooms with a pool-view, Family rooms, Themed family rooms in the annexe and Junior suites.

Family rooms sleep a minimum of 4 people, either 3 adults and 1 child, 2 adults and 2 children, 2 adults and 3 children or 3 adults and 2 children 2 with twin beds and a fold-up bed in separate bedrooms, 2 satellite TV's, Playstation2™ - deposit required and a balcony or terrace with garden view. 4th/5th beds available - 5th is only suitable for a child up 12yrs.

Themed family rooms in the annexe have 2 separate bedrooms with twin beds or bunkbeds in the kids' room and a fold-up bed, 2 satellite TV's, a Playstation2™ - deposit required, a balcony or terrace and garden views. Family rooms sleep from a minimum of 4 people, with either 3 adults and 1 child, 2 adults and 2 children, 2 adults and 3 children or 3 adults and 2 children. 4th/5th beds are only suitable for a child up to 12yrs.

Junior Suites sleep up to 3 adults with a double bed, a fold-up bed on request, open-plan sitting area and a balcony with a limited sea-view.

Twin room with a pool view in the adults-only section sleep up to 2 adults - over 17yrs only, with sunbeds and parasols on a private terrace and direct pool access. They are in a quieter area of the complex - electric club cart transport to and from reception provided as required.

Location

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  • 75m to beach
  • 1.5km to shopping centre
  • 2km to Kos Town
  • 22km to the airport

Transfers

40 minutes

Your guide to Kos Town, Kos

"With gorgeous architecture, a beautiful castle and a sizzling nightlife scene – Kos Town has it all and then some!"

Over half the island’s population live in Kos Town. So, you won’t be surprised to hear it’s a fairly lively place. At the same time though, it’s got oodles of charm, enhanced by a wonderfully picturesque setting and some fine Italian architecture. Ancient Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, Venetians, Ottomans and the English Knights of St John have all pitched into the town’s heritage, leaving a rich legacy of landmarks and buildings, including mosques with minarets, temples and churches, not to mention the stunning 15th century castle. Other sightseeing highlights include the Art Deco Archaeological Museum, laid out like a Roman house, the ancient market place, and a heap of roman remains, such as the central baths, the Odeon and the Casa Romana. As for beach life, the town’s main stretch of sand and pebbles does the job nicely, but there’s a bigger and better one at Lambi, just north of the harbour. And if you really want to get away from it all, there’s Embros Therma, around ten miles or so south, where the sands are glitteringly black and the hot springs make the water a few degrees warmer. In the evening, Kos Town comes alive with bars, restaurants and nightlife. There’s everything to eat from ‘souvlaki’ and swordfish to pizza and pasta. And after dinner, you can relax in one of the harbourside bars or dance the night away at a disco, grooving to pop, techno, house - whatever gives you the biggest buzz.

More on Kos Town, Kos

More on Kos Town, Kos

Over half the island’s population live in Kos Town. So, you won’t be surprised to hear it’s a fairly lively place. At the same time though, it’s got oodles of charm, enhanced by a wonderfully picturesque setting and some fine Italian architecture. Ancient Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, Venetians, Ottomans and the English Knights of St John have all pitched into the town’s heritage, leaving a rich legacy of landmarks and buildings, including mosques with minarets, temples and churches, not to mention the stunning 15th century castle. Other sightseeing highlights include the Art Deco Archaeological Museum, laid out like a Roman house, the ancient market place, and a heap of roman remains, such as the central baths, the Odeon and the Casa Romana. As for beach life, the town’s main stretch of sand and pebbles does the job nicely, but there’s a bigger and better one at Lambi, just north of the harbour. And if you really want to get away from it all, there’s Embros Therma, around ten miles or so south, where the sands are glitteringly black and the hot springs make the water a few degrees warmer. In the evening, Kos Town comes alive with bars, restaurants and nightlife. There’s everything to eat from ‘souvlaki’ and swordfish to pizza and pasta. And after dinner, you can relax in one of the harbourside bars or dance the night away at a disco, grooving to pop, techno, house - whatever gives you the biggest buzz.

Reviews

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Blue Lagoon Resort reviews - what customers thought

Thomson Web Reviews

Overall score: 4/5

Based on 54 reviews

What to expect

  • Room comfort Room comfort: 4/5
  • Location Location: 4/5
  • Food Food: 4/5
  • Cleanliness Cleanliness: 5/5

Latest Thomson Reviews

 

Written on 01/09/2010, Anonymous said...

This is the first time that we have booked an all-inclusive holiday for a 2 week period and had some concerns about the quailty of the food, drink and entertainment when you know that the resort has a captive audience for 2 weeks. This could mean that... more on this review

Giving it an overall rating out of 5: Overall score: 5/5

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The Blue Lagoon Resort has a great lagoon pool and a setting just footsteps from the beach.

The main talking point at the Blue Lagoon Resort is the pool scene. There's a huge swimming pool here, which comes complete with whirlpool baths and water jets. Better still, you'll find a mini waterpark, featuring a water-spraying pirate ship and winding tubes. If you fancy a change of scene, there’s a sandy beach just a couple of minutes’ walk through the complex.

There’s plenty to do here. Active types can make use of the full-sized football pitch, while the spa is the place for serious unwinding. As well as a range of beauty treatments, there are two saunas, a steam bath, and a heated indoor pool with whirlpool baths on offer.

Food-wise, the buffet restaurant lays on a mix of local dishes and round-the-world favourites. You’ve also got a Greek restaurant, a barbecue joint and an Italian à la carte to choose from. The latter is adults-only, although once a week it opens its doors to families.

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